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Chicago Sun-Times - The Saskatchewan Roughriders won the Grey Cup — the Canadian Football League equivalent of the Super Bowl — 23-19 against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. Sun-Times wires
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Baltimore Sun - Canadian football // James Johnson set a Grey Cup record with three interceptions to help the Saskatchewan Roughriders beat the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, 23-19, in Toronto for their first Canadian Football League title in 18 years. Johnson, a former …
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Thunder Bay Chronicle-Journal - Saskatchewan Rough Riders defensive back James Johnson celebrates his touchdown after an interception against Winnipeg Blue Bombers during the second quarter. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ryan Remiorz TORONTO - The little defensive back who was named the …
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OCN 2 Neepawa 0
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St. James 3 Stonewall 1
Fort Garry 6 River east 4
MANITOBA TRIPLE-A MIDGET HOCKE …
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Bisons 3 Regina 2
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Bisons 2 Saskatchewan 1 (SO) …
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680 News - Saskatchewan Rough Riders defensive back James Johnson celebrates his touchdown after an interception against Winnipeg Blue Bombers during the second quarter. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ryan Remiorz TORONTO - The little defensive back who was named the …
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Canada East - TORONTO - A long - standing Prairie football rivalry with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers culminated Sunday in a Grey Cup victory for the Saskatchewan Roughriders as their fans transformed a Toronto stadium into home turf. Fanatic supporters from both …
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“I have 1989 etched in my brain. I remember watching them last time. It’s our province’s only professional team so it’s a really big deal and it’s completely commonplace for people drive six hours to go to a Rider’s game”
It would be more accurate to call it a simple case of the Grey Cup sniffles. A half dozen football fans stumbled out of bed and into Canada House, the recreational facility for troops at Kandahar Airfield at 3 … via The Globe and Mail
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